[2014]: Éditions Albin Michel, Paris
Romain Rolland - Stefan Zweig. Correspondance 1910-1919. Edited with an introduction and annotations by Jean-Yves Brancy. Due to World War I, Stefan Zweig's letters and postcards to Romain Rolland from 6 October 1914 until 14 November 1917 had to be written in German. These have been translated into French by Siegrun Barat. The book jacket contains a detail from Emil Mayer's photograph "Vor dem Dritten Kaffeehaus", Praterhauptallee, Wien (Vienna), 1910. 636/(4)p.
Contents:
[1].
Avant-propos [Jean-Yves Brancy], pp. 7-(8)
[2].
Introduction [Jean-Yves Brancy], pp. 9-(21)
Correspondence:
1910, pp. 29-(30)
[5].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 1 letter, 1 May
1911, pp. 31-(37)
[6].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 2 letters, 18 February and 19 April
[7].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 3 letters, 12 February, 23 April and 26 April
1912, pp. 39-(49)
[8].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 4 letters and 1 postcard, 23 February - 26 December
[9].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 3 letters and 2 postcards, 17 February - 24 December. The postcard dated 21 August also contains greetings from Emile Verhaeren and the postcard dated 1 April contains greetings from Pierre Jean Jouve and Friderike Maria von Winternitz. The letter of 24 December contains a reference to "Brief an Romain Rolland von Stefan Zweig" in Berliner Tageblatt [Berlin], 22 December 1912
1913, pp. 51-(72)
[10].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 11 letters and 1 postcard, 2 January - 30 October
[11].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 8 letters and 4 postcards, 24 January - 27 August
1914, pp. 73-(156)
[12].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 17 letters and 5 postcards, 21 March - 22 December
[13].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 15 letters and 3 postcards, 18 April - 23 December
1915, pp. 157-(300)
[14].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 25 letters and 3 postcards, 11 January - 25 December
[15].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 34 letters and 12 postcards, 2 January - 30 December
1916, pp. 301-(340)
[16].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 10 letters, 7 January - 30 November
[17].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 10 letters, 1 postcard and 3 telegrams, 17 January - 5 December
1917, pp. 341-(380)
[18].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 8 letters, 3 March - 29 December
[19].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 10 letters, 18 February - 31 December
1918, pp. 381-(536)
[20].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 34 letters and 2 postcards, 1 January - 28 December
[21].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 37 letters and 1 postcard, 4 January - 30 December. The postcard, dated 11 March, also contains greetings from Joseph Chapiro, Friderike Maria von Winternitz [Friderike Maria Zweig], and René Arcos
1919, pp. 537-(622)
[22].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 19 letters, 2 postcards and 2 telegrams, 2 January - 21 November
[23].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 16 letters and 1 telegram, 2 January - 29 November
Appendix:
[24].
Bibliographie, pp. 623-(626)
[25].
Index, pp. 627-(637)
[2015]: Éditions Albin Michel, Paris
Romain Rolland - Stefan Zweig. Correspondance 1920-1927. Edited with an introduction and annotations by Jean-Yves Brancy. The 10 letters by Zweig written in German were translated into French by Siegrun Barat. The book jacket contains a detail from a ca. 1920 photograph of the Palais Auersperg, Lastenstrasse, Wien (Vienna). 730/(5)p.
Contents:
[1].
Avant propos [Jean-Yves Brancy], p. (7)
[2].
Introduction [Jean-Yves Brancy], pp. 9-(28)
[4].
Abréviations, pp. 31-(32)
Correspondance:
1920, pp. 33-(168). Nos. 1-56
[5].
Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 28 letters and 4 postcards, 4 January - 19 December
[6].
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 24 letters, 10 January - 30 December. The letters of 5 May [No. 21], 15 May [No. 24], and 11 December [No. 52] were translated into French by Siegrun Barat
1921, pp. 169-(253). Nos. 57-97
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Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 17 letters and 3 postcards, 2 January - 31 December
Stefan Zweig to Romain Rolland, 16 eltters and 3 postcards, 2 January - 31 December. The letters of 8 February [No. 61], 21 October [No. 90], and 6 November [91] were translated into French by Siegrun Barat. The postcard dated 1 April [No. 72] also contains greetings from Andrée Jouve, Pierre Jean Jouve, and Friderike Maria Zweig. The card dated 10 August [No. 84] also contains greetings from Paul Amann plus the signatures of Madeleine Rolland, Georg Fr. Nicolai, Fernand Despres, and Paul Castiaux